Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) has an essential role in knee joint stabilization, as it prevents anterior tibial translation and medial tibial displacement. The ACL is the most frequent knee structure to be injured and the most common ligament injury due to sports activities. The ACL has little biological healing ability when injured, the treatment options can be physical therapy, and the standard treatment will be reconstruction surgery. The graft for ACL reconstruction needs similar properties as the native ACL, such as similar structural and mechanical qualities. There are several options of grafts for ACL; there are autografts which are grafts that are harvested from the patient's own tissues, allografts which are grafts that are harvested from a donor, and synthetical grafts which are made of artificial materials. There is as well variety of tissue origins from where the graft is taken; there are tendon grafts, bone-tendon-bone grafts, and bone-tendon grafts. This thesis paper aims to give a review on the different types of ACL reconstruction grafts, the surgical technique of each type of graft, and the advantages and disadvantages of each graft.